Pictured: Pupil, 16, who was run over by Addison Lee taxi while on her way to £31,000-a-year Highgate School
Melissa Premaratne, 16, was killed after being hit by an Addison Lee taxi while walking across the street on her way to attend class at Highgate School in north London.
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